UFOAlienReality.comMar 15, 20191 min readToyota’s High-tech Moon RoverPlenty of automakers make off-road vehicles. Toyota is looking to make one for off-world use. The carmaker announced Tuesday that it is teaming up with Japan’s national space agency to develop and build a moon rover that future astronauts will use to explore the lunar surface.Unlike the trio of bare-bones NASA rovers that Apollo astronauts steered across the lunar surface in the 1970s, the proposed rover will have an enclosed, pressurized cabin. In artist renderings, the vehicle looks a bit like a big off-world SUV.“Manned, pressurized rovers will be an important element supporting human lunar exploration, which we envision will take place in the 2030s,” Koichi Wakata, vice-president of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), said in a written statement. He said the space agency aims to launch the new rover in 2029.Go to the article…Celestial Buddies Earth PlushWas on board SpaceX's Crew Dragon and appeared in the ISS live feed. Available here: https://amzn.to/2CgUnavBy Denise Chow, MACH NBC News – Photo JAXA#UFO #UAP #Alien #DisclosureCredit: JAXA4 views0 comments
Plenty of automakers make off-road vehicles. Toyota is looking to make one for off-world use. The carmaker announced Tuesday that it is teaming up with Japan’s national space agency to develop and build a moon rover that future astronauts will use to explore the lunar surface.Unlike the trio of bare-bones NASA rovers that Apollo astronauts steered across the lunar surface in the 1970s, the proposed rover will have an enclosed, pressurized cabin. In artist renderings, the vehicle looks a bit like a big off-world SUV.“Manned, pressurized rovers will be an important element supporting human lunar exploration, which we envision will take place in the 2030s,” Koichi Wakata, vice-president of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), said in a written statement. He said the space agency aims to launch the new rover in 2029.Go to the article…Celestial Buddies Earth PlushWas on board SpaceX's Crew Dragon and appeared in the ISS live feed. Available here: https://amzn.to/2CgUnavBy Denise Chow, MACH NBC News – Photo JAXA#UFO #UAP #Alien #DisclosureCredit: JAXA